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Tech Talk Technical Discussion About The Nissan 240SX and Nissan Z Cars |
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Ok ok thanks for info. Learn something new every day. I ran about 100 miles with timing off but there was no boost. I fixed it and drove 400 miles. Can it be timing if it happen in one cylinder?
And I had a shop build the short block, I did the rest. It does sound like racepar1 is right about the piston getting stuck. How could it be oil tho if the piston got stuck?
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Of course! One cylinder has to fail before the others...the odds of all 4 going out at once is like infinitely low
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If the piston got stuck, that should be a machine shop issue. Then again, you've driven on it for 500miles, so perhaps there is an oiling issue. Siezed shit usually means lack of lubrication.
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